How the 2012 Olympic Trials Served as a Launching Pad for Future United States Stars Recalling the first time an athlete qualified for the Olympic Games is easy. The fist
U.S. Olympic Trials Preview, Day Nine: Women’s Splash-and-Dash and Men’s Mile Conclude Meet American swimmers, coaches, officials and hundreds of thousands of fans will make their way to Lucas Oil
Record-Breakers Ariarne Titmus and Mollie O’Callaghan Pointing Australia Toward Olympic Domination For 14 years, the world record in the women’s 200 freestyle remained just beyond the reach of the world’s
Australian Trials, Night 4 Finals: Kaylee McKeown Nudges 200 Back WR; Kyle Chalmers Wins 100 Free; Olympic Redemption For Lizzy Dekkers The world’s premier women’s backstroker Kaylee McKeown has tonight
European Championships: Leonie Beck Clinches Open Water Double, David Betlehem Wins Maiden Senior Title Leonie Beck completed the open water double with victory in the 5k and David Betlehem clinched
AUSTRALIAN TRIALS, Day 4, Heats: Kyle Chalmers In 48.39 Leads Next Gen Contenders Into 100m Freestyle Final Australian sprint king, Kyle Chalmers leads a field of Paris contenders into tonight’s
U.S. Olympic Trials Preview, Day Eight: Katie Ledecky Swims 800 Free, Aiming For Four-Peat in Paris American swimmers, coaches, officials and hundreds of thousands of fans will make their way
What the Olympic Swimming Trials Mean to the State of Indiana In the State of Indiana, sports are a sacred pastime. From high school boys basketball, dubbed “Hoosier Hysteria,” to
Olympic Trials Will Be Swimming’s Premier Showcase For swimmers, coaches and any family or friends in the building supporting those with bona fide Olympic hopes, the nine days of racing
Lia Thomas Loses Appeal to Overturn World Aquatics Transgender Ban More than two years after her controversial 500-yard freestyle victory at the NCAA Championships, the Court of Arbitration for Sport
